Hamid,
OSCAR 1.0 which uses LUI as the installer will not work with RedHat 7.2 at all.
OSCAR 1.0 was only tested with Red Hat 6.2.
Red Hat 7.2 support is coming in OSCAR 1.3 (and hopefully sooner with a
special addon to OSCAR 1.2.1).
-Sean
On Mon, Apr 01, 2002 at 02:04:12PM -0500, Hamid Daneshpour wrote:
> Hi
>
> I am a Linux System admin for our company and I have started experimenting with
>OSCAR as mean to speed up certain processes. I have set up a server and two nodes.
>since the version 7.1 was not available to me and OSCAR 1.2.1 was not compatible with
>Red Hat 7.2, I choose to use OSCAR 1.0 on the Red Hat 7.2 operating system. when I
>go a head with the configuration every thing seems to be going very smoothly and I
>get to the point where the software asks to network boot your nods. when I do that,
>it actually works perfectly and it comes up to a point where it tries to mount the
>local file systems and it comes back with a Fail response. then this response is
>followed by a message saying successfully re-wrote partition table and after this I
>get the following error message.
>
> BAD INPUT FOR /sbin/sfdisk
>
> Installation Fail, press enter to login.
>
>
> when I do that I am actually able to login and see the nfs-mounted directories from
>the OSCAR server. In order to rectify the matter, I have changed the partition
>tables, through the file called sample.disktable during step 4. but I am still
>getting the same error message back. I really have no idea, what I am doing wrong,
>all I know is that the partition table is not being written correctly and in ext2
>format. please advise, I would appreciate any assistance you can provide me.
>
> Thank you
> Hamid Daneshpour
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